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noun. A partner program, also known as a channel partner program or affiliate program, is a strategic business arrangement in which two or more organizations collaborate and work together to achieve mutual business goals. The program typically involves one company, known as the program provider or host, partnering with other companies, known as partners or affiliates, to promote and sell their products or services.
In a partner program, the host company provides its partners with various resources, support, and incentives to help them effectively market and sell the host company's products or services. This may include access to marketing materials, training and education, technical support, financial incentives such as commissions or revenue sharing, and joint promotional activities.
Partner programs are commonly used in industries such as technology, software, telecommunications, and e-commerce, where companies can leverage the capabilities and reach of their partners to expand their market presence, increase sales, and enhance customer satisfaction. These programs can benefit both the host company and the partners by driving revenue growth, expanding market reach, and fostering long-term business relationships. GPT3.5
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partner program (singular),
partner programs (plural)
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